Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1005.

He had secretly looked at the child’s photo, that face which appeared as if it had been carved from the same mold as his.

Such a clever and adorable child, merely looking at the photo made him unable to control his urge to crush him, let alone if he were to meet him in person...

Adam Jones dared not think further, he hated the person who had interfered with his memory. freewёbnoνel.com

If...if it wasn’t for his unreserved belief in Elly, forcing himself to control those eerie emotions, he couldn’t dare to imagine what he might have already done to the child.

At the same time, he also discovered something else.

That is as long as he avoided anything related to this child, that impulse would not arise.

For instance, not talking about the child, not looking at the child, his impulse would not appear.

"Elly, I..."

He pursed his lips, at a loss for words, there was so much he couldn’t say, or rather, he dared not say.

Elly Campbell lifted her head from his embrace and gave him a reassuring look, smilingly said,

"It’s okay, I know. I just wanted to tell you, your son misses you."

She hugged his waist tightly, as if to encourage him, and said,

"We all have to try harder, for our child, and for our future, we must strive to find the person behind the curtain."

Her eyes, resolute, continued as she looked at Adam Jones,

"Your memory loss isn’t due to brain damage, but it’s been forcibly interfered with by someone using some method, so, if we can find the mastermind, perhaps, your memory could be restored."

"I know, it’s just..."

Adam Jones looked at Elly Campbell, sighed deeply, and held her even tighter.

"It just feels too unfair to you all."

Elly Campbell was amused by his words, "It’s not unfair as long as you keep believing in me like this."

She stepped back from his embrace and glanced at the wall clock, saying,

"It’s very late, you better go home quickly, don’t let anyone find out."

Hearing his wife urging him to leave, Adam Jones’s originally sullen face instantly grew even darker.

"We haven’t seen each other for such a long time, can’t I stay here for just one night?"

His low complaint sounded like that of a lonely, suffering wife.

"No!"

Elly Campbell gave a firm refusal without any sympathy.

Pulling his hand, she started walking towards the exit, "If ordinary people saw us, at most you’d be criticised for being a scumbag stepping on two boats, but if those plotting against you saw, all our efforts would be ruined."

Adam Jones understood this logic, but his heart still felt as wronged as a 20-pound skinny man.

Elly Campbell watched him with a stern face and, not saying a word, pulled him to a window near the backyard and handed him a safety rope to put on.

He nuzzled against her, stubbornly refusing to leave.

After much dawdling, Elly Campbell managed to send him away with a mix of coaxing, deceiving, and threatening.

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